Strategic Change Management (Seminar)

A multimedia seminar and interactive workshop drawing on tested and current theory and practice of change management.

The purpose of this program is to present insights and reveal tools to effectively plan and implement change efforts in today’s turbulent environment.

Learn how to deal with change and how to consciously make positive life changes on a personal and corporate level that can bring you happiness and satisfaction.

Program:

--How People Change

--Overcoming Barriers to Change using Neuro Linguistic Programming

--Strategies for Change (Includes workshop component)

--Avoiding the cycle of change fatigue

--How can organisations embrace and pursue change

--Coping with change on a personal and corporate level.

This volume contains a full transcript, PowerPoint® slides of and handouts for a public seminar authored and presented by Lionel Hartley.

For PowerPoint® slides for projection to go with this seminar, see https://archive.org/details/change-Powerpoint

Retired sociologist Lionel Hartley has earned qualifications in Business Administration, Business Law, Electronics, Economics and Accountancy, Graphic Art, IT and an honorary diploma in Dramatic Art. In the 1970s, he graduated as a Community Health Nurse with subsequent postgraduate qualifications in Psychiatric Nursing, Psychopædic Nursing, Nursing Administration and Nursing Nutrition. He later graduated from the St Andrews Clinic under the late Dr Platts with a Certificate in Sex Therapy and Family Life Counselling. In 1980, he graduated from a Melbourne Theological Seminary with a Diploma of Religion. In addition to a large number of other qualifications, Hartley later received his PhD in Sociology in 1989 and was conferred the honour of Academy Professor Emeritus in 1991. He is perhaps best known as the author of over 100 books, co-author, editor, and/or illustrator of over 100 others and the author of scores of periodical articles, pamphlets and multimedia publications. He spent over three decades as a family life counsellor and health & lifestyle educator, firstly for the New Zealand Department of Health, but mostly in private practice (with an unashamed Christian bias) in New Zealand and Australia. He authored and presented his first public seminar in 1965. As a practicing Christian he has been preaching in pulpits since 1960 for many different denominations and faith communities. Although retired from counselling, Hartley is still very involved in campanology, writing, commercial art and public speaking engagements. His hobby in his younger years was the building of reproduction barrel organs and the transposition of music into paper and electronic organ rolls. Hartley is married to Rosemary (nee Wells) and they have three grown children plus a growing number of grandchildren. (Profile provided by Theo B Hawkins [adapted])